Compassionate Legal Care

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Compassionate Legal Care 〰️

Sahar Mahmoud Taman Law, PLLC

  • Specializing in Immigration Law

  • Serving Clients Nationwide and Internationally

  • Providing Compassionate Legal Care

Testimonials from Clients

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Testimonials from Clients ~

“I will always be grateful to Ms. Taman for helping me with my complicated case. She was patient, supportive, and always there for me during a very difficult time. Her dedication and kindness made all the difference. Ms. Taman provided invaluable guidance and advice that ultimately made the difference in achieving a successful outcome. Her expertise and thorough approach were instrumental in navigating the complexities of my case.”
— Imane H.
“Ms. Sahar Taman helped me successfully apply for a visa for my fiance. I had no idea about how to do it but she helped me through every step. She was a professional and kind-hearted person. She wanted to perfect my case. It was an honor being her client. If someone wants a professional immigration lawyer, I suggest Ms. Taman.”
— Sherif E.
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Mission

Sahar Taman aims to provide compassionate legal care to all of her clients. She recognizes that immigration processes within the United States are challenges that are best addressed with knowledge, experience, and care.

Sahar Taman Law Firm has assisted hundreds of clients with humanitarian immigration, representing clients before USCIS and before the immigration courts, with high success rates. In addition to humanitarian law, she specializes in family based immigration and naturalization.

Ms. Taman believes immigration processes should be accessible, understandable, and fair to those seeking to immigrate.  She is an attorney that will advocate for you with the highest degree of professionalism, quality, and compassion.

Legal Services

  • Humanitarian Asylum - Affirmative or Defensive -*Afghan Specialty

    Humanitarian Asylum is a legal status that can be granted to individuals who cannot return to their home country due to a well-founded fear of severe harm or persecution based on a variety of factors including but not limited to race, religion, gender, sexuality, or political opinion. Asylum is only available to individuals currently in the United States.

  • Family Based Immigration

    Family Based Immigration is the process that allows U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents to sponsor or petition close relatives for a green card to live permanently in the United States. The process is open to immediate relatives like spouses and minor children. The process is also open to other family members who are eligible under specific preference categories, which often have annual visa limits.

  • Adjustment of Status (Green Cards)

    Adjustment of Status is the process for eligible individuals already in the United States to apply for Lawful Permanent Residency also known as a Green Card. This allows a non-U.S. citizen to transition from a temporary visa or immigration status to a permanent resident while remaining in the United States.

  • Naturalization and Citizenship

    Naturalization is the legal process by which a foreign national becomes a citizen of the United States after meeting specific eligibility requirements, such as lawful permanent residency and passing a civics test. It is the conferral of citizenship upon a person after birth, allowing them to obtain all the rights and responsibilities of a native U.S. citizen.

  • Special Immigrant Visa - Afghanistan and Iraq

    The Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) for Afghans and Iraqis is a U.S. program granting permanent residency to individuals who worked for the U.S. government in those countries, such as translators and interpreters, who face serious threats because of their service. Eligibility requires demonstrating a qualifying employment history and a history of or current threat to their safety.

  • Follow to Join

    A follow-to-join application allows eligible family members to immigrate to the United States after the principal applicant for an immigration status has been approved and is already in the United States. 

  • Employment Authorization Document (Work Permits)

    An Employment Authorization Document (EAD), or work permit, is an official U.S. government card that grants certain non-citizens temporary permission to work legally in the United States for a specific period. It can allow the holder to work for any employer. 

  • Humanitarian Parole *Afghan Specialty

    Humanitarian Parole is a temporary legal status that may be granted by the government on a case-by-case basis to allow individuals outside the United States to enter temporarily for urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit, such as for emergency medical treatment or to escape persecution.

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